How Our Online Quran Lessons Work

1Tell us about your child

Their age, what you would like them to learn, and roughly where they are now. If you are not sure of their level, that is fine - the first lesson will tell us.

2We match a teacher

We match on subject, age and personality, not just availability. If you would prefer a female teacher, you can request one without giving a reason.

3A free trial lesson

A full lesson, not a sales call. You sit in if you want to. If it is not right for your child, that is the end of it and you owe us nothing.

4Choose your slot

Most families choose two 30-minute lessons a week between 4pm and 8pm, or one longer session at the weekend. Because we work in a single time zone, your slot stays the same each week rather than moving around.

5Lessons begin

Your child needs a device with a camera, a stable internet connection, and a copy of the book they are working from. Nothing else.

6You see the progress

After every lesson you get a short written note: what was covered, what to practise, and what comes next. No guesswork about whether it is working.

Practical details

• Lesson length: 30 minutes for younger children, 45 minutes from around age nine
• Frequency: twice a week suits most families; three times for Hifz
• Missed lessons: rescheduled with reasonable notice, not lost
• School holidays: you can pause without losing your slot
• Changing teacher: ask, and we will change. No explanation needed